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What is the difference between Bob just lost his job, and to worsen the matter, his rent is going to be rase and Bob lost his job, and to make matters worse, his rent is going to be rased ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between Bob just lost his job, and to worsen the matter, his rent is going to be rase and Bob lost his job, and to make matters worse, his rent is going to be rased ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- English (US)
【スペルの修正】
rase→raise, rased→raised
ここでraiseを使ったら、文法的に間違っています。
「～される」というのは be 動詞の後ろに原形ではなく必ず過去分詞が来ます。
be eat ✕
be eaten 〇
be take ✕
be taken 〇
be write ✕
be written 〇
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- English (US)
They mean the same thing. Different ways to say the same thing
Bob just lost his job and to worsen the matter, his rent is going up.
Bob just lost his job and to make matters worse, his rent is going up.
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- English (US)
@newenglandgenie Ah, good eye. I didn't catch the spot that was intended to be different.
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They mean the same thing, but the second one is more natural. "rased" is spelled "raised", that's all. 英語すごいね！頑張るよ👊
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